Goldman Sachs to Settle Gender Discrimination Lawsuit for $215m
The settlement could provide individual payments of about $47,000 to eligible class members, most of whom are or were higher-ranking executives.
Verdicts & Settlements
Indiana Court Deals Devastating Blow to Attorney General’s Crusade Against TikTok
The court appeared broadly skeptical of the state’s claims that TikTok fails to moderate inappropriate content, finding that only 2.6% of some 8 billion videos violated the company’s community moderation policies.
McKeen & Associates Wins Historic $96M in Case Against International Trucking Company on Behalf of Father and Son Death
Jury finds trucking company and driver negligent in a vehicular accident.
Judge Dismisses Trump’s Lawsuit Against New York Times
A New York Supreme Court dismissed the lawsuit, finding that the Times’s conduct was protected by the First Amendment.
Private Prison Company LaSalle Corrections Settles $7m Wrongful Death Lawsuit with Texas Family
LaSalle Corrections has agreed to pay $7 million to the family of a Texas inmate who died in custody after prison officials refused to order medical care, even after she lost her vision and ability to walk.
Two “Trump Train” Supporters Settle Lawsuit, Issue Public Apologies
Texas state Sen. Wendy Davis, along with other former Biden campaign officials, will continuing litigating separating claims against an additional six Trump Train activists.
Nevada Family Settles $1.6m Lawsuit with Department of Corrections
Carlos Manuel Perez was repeatedly shot by a guard, despite having his hands cuffed behind his back.
Court Dismisses Lawsuit Over Florida Migrant Relocation Flights
The lawsuit was dismissed after the Florida state legislature amended the budget allocation act cited by the initial complaint.
FOX News Settles Dominion Defamation Lawsuit for $787.5 Million
Shortly before a trial was scheduled to commence, FOX and Dominion announced the surprise settlement, which will oblige the right-wing media network to pay nearly $1 billion in damages.
Iowa Supreme Court: Governor’s Office Can’t Escape Public Records Lawsuit
The state governor’s office had earlier argued that simply ignoring public records requests is not akin to “refusing” them.